* chore(): Accept an extra agument 'all-or-nothing' on the migrate command
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* chore(): Accept an extra agument 'all-or-nothing' on the migrate command
* chore(): Accept an extra agument 'all-or-nothing' on the migrate command
* chore(): Accept an extra agument 'all-or-nothing' on the migrate command
* chore(): fix broken down migrations
* chore(): update changeset
> [!NOTE]
> Adds a configurable concurrency for link migrations (CLI/commands), forces concurrency=1 when pgstream is detected, and ignores duplicate link-table inserts.
>
> - **CLI**
> - Add `--concurrency` option to `db:migrate` and `db:sync-links`.
> - **Medusa commands**
> - `migrate` and `sync-links` accept `concurrency`; set `DB_MIGRATION_CONCURRENCY` and force `1` when `pgstream` schema exists via new `isPgstreamEnabled`.
> - **Link Modules (migrations)**
> - Execute plan actions with `executeWithConcurrency` using `DB_MIGRATION_CONCURRENCY`.
> - Make link-table tracking inserts idempotent with `ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING` (including bulk/upsert and per-create).
>
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** What
- Allow auto-loaded Medusa files to export a config object.
- Currently supports isDisabled to control loading.
- new instance `FeatureFlag` exported by `@medusajs/framework/utils`
- `feature-flags` is now a supported folder for medusa projects, modules, providers and plugins. They will be loaded and added to `FeatureFlag`
** Why
- Enables conditional loading of routes, migrations, jobs, subscribers, workflows, and other files based on feature flags.
```ts
// /src/feature-flags
import { FlagSettings } from "@medusajs/framework/feature-flags"
const CustomFeatureFlag: FlagSettings = {
key: "custom_feature",
default_val: false,
env_key: "FF_MY_CUSTOM_FEATURE",
description: "Enable xyz",
}
export default CustomFeatureFlag
```
```ts
// /src/modules/my-custom-module/migration/Migration20250822135845.ts
import { FeatureFlag } from "@medusajs/framework/utils"
export class Migration20250822135845 extends Migration {
override async up(){ }
override async down(){ }
}
defineFileConfig({
isDisabled: () => !FeatureFlag.isFeatureEnabled("custom_feature")
})
```
FIXES FRMW-2888
**What**
Since the migration scripts runner run as part of the migrate script, we were cleaning up the resources but we didn't take into consideration that links are loading automagically by just importing the links. The issue is that once a link have been imported, the next import will rely on the cached module and therefore when cleaning the resources, re importing those links is not enough. Instead, we are now treating the run-script as a separate command that we run during running the migration so that resources are isolated and loaded according to the need of each script themselves
RESOLVES FRMW-2875
**What**
Allow to generate migration for plugins. Migration generation defer from project migration generation and therefore we choose to separate responsibility entirely.
The flow is fairly simple, the user run `npx medusa plugin:db:generate` and the script will scan for all available modules in the plugins, gather their models information and generate the appropriate migrations and snapshot (for later generation)
Co-authored-by: Harminder Virk <1706381+thetutlage@users.noreply.github.com>
Fixes: FRMW-2863
Adds the `plugin:build` command that is used to compile the source code of a plugin for publishing it to a package registry. The command is similar to the `build` command, except it does not copy the `package.json` and the `lock` files to the build output
Fixes: FRMW-2865
In this PR we add support for developing a plugin in watch mode. During the file change, we re-compile the source code (incrementally), publishes the package, and updates the installations of the plugin.
We are using `yalc` under the hood and it must be installed as a dev dependency in the plugin project and the main Medusa app.
Fixes bug introduced by https://github.com/medusajs/medusa/pull/9912
By default the Node.js server listens on the `0.0.0.0` host. However, the related PR changes the host to `localhost` and hence resulted in an unwanted breaking change. This PR reverts the default value assignment and let Node.js decide the host when not explicitly specified.
Fixes: FRMW-2762
This PR fixes the error reporting to include the original error message and the error cause when logging it using the JSON formatter of Winston.
> Side note: There is still a lot of room for improvements in our logging. But that require a overhaul cleanup in multiple places and will require dedicated loggers for commands and APP and special treatment for pretty printing errors.
## Error output in JSON format
**Before**
**After**
**Breaking changes**
The `outDir` has been deprecated and wont be used anymore, instead all the path are computed internally following these rules
- if admin is not `disabled` and the `build` command is run without the `--admin-only` flag, then the admin output dir will be `.medusa/server/public/admin` and it will be served from that same location from the medusa instance.
- if admin is not `disabled` and the `build` command is run with the `--admin-only` flag, then the admin output dir will be `.medusa/admin` with the purpose of deploying the admin separately. ⚠️ (expect to receive a warning log)
- if the admin is `disabled` and the `build` command is run with the `--admin-only` flag, then fallback to rule number 2
| admin enabled | medusa build --admin-only | output dir |
|---|---|---|
| true | true | `.medusa/admin` ⚠️ (expect to receive a warning log) |
| true | false | `.medusa/server/public/admin` |
| false | true | `.medusa/admin` |
| false | false | none |
```diff
// medusa-config.ts
{
// ...
admin: {
- outDir: 'some/path'
}
}
```
cc @kasperkristensen @sradevski @olivermrbl
**What**
- remove medusa-core-utils
- dispatch the utils where they belongs
- update usage
**NOTE**
I have been wondering if the graceful class should go into the utils package or medusa package, I ve put it in the medusa package as it seems to be the best place I can see for now and is tight to the server as well. Also, I wanted to avoid the utils package to depends on http and net dependencies, happy to change that if you feel like it
